I'm against it, but if we were to go after him, a 3 year, 8-10 million deal(with a team opt out after 2 years to chase Westbrook), it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Past events do worry me about Rondo however. Not so much the situation s in Boston and Dallas, but he STILL can't shoot the ball. You'd think that over the years, this would be something that he'd work on
I agree about the money. I wouldn't mind getting him on a 3 year deal (especially if there's a team option after 2). He has screwed himself out of getting a max deal from anyone and I think/hope the Lakers know this and offer him a deal that will pay $12 million per at the most.
They can still chase Westbrook in a couple of seasons if they are smart with their cap space and the increase in the salary cap. They've been patient with their cap space so far and not used it to overpay anyone just because they have it. Which is encouraging.
I think that part of the reason he hasn't really worked on his shot is because he see's himself as a pass first guy and for the most part, has played on teams that didn't need his scoring. Having said that though, I would think that he would have worked on that just as a matter of professional pride. IF he comes to the Lakers, hopefully Kobe and Byron will impress that upon him and he'll improve.